Im going to post a theory up here...I remember seeing something on this but cannot seem to find the source so feel free to tell me in which points I am wrong (which you would anyway lol) and improve/expand upon anything else that might have some substance.
Due to the laws of physics, for every action, there must be a reaction.
Due to the law of Karma, what goes around comes around.
What I saw, and again sorry for no source, was that experiments done with patients having sensors strapped to their head, indicated that thoughts emit frequencies. If one were to think the same thought over and over again, it would emit the same frequency, over and over again.
So lets say we are putting out a plethora of frequencies as we stroll along in our days, one could call it an aura, one could call it demeanor. It would basically be the mix of both good and bad "vibes" you are emitting. If I put out a good thought, would something good in turn come my way? The same for if I am overly thinking about hatred, more hatred will come into my life.
When thoughts turn into actions the frequencies become amplified this would account for Karma. When you clear your mind of thoughts and focus not on yourself, this would account for the state of meditation. If you are aligned with your good thoughts and release good vibes while asking for what you want, this would account for prayer.
Ever had something so random happen to you, that it very very easily could have..not happened? Lets say I want a Nintendo Entertainment System so bad, everyday I think of it. I even do things that may make me feel I deserve it more. One day while I am asleep, my parents go out and buy me one so that when I wake, there is a NES right in front of me. Now, anything imaginable could have happened while I was asleep, but an NES just appeared. This would account for Peter Pans' "Think happy thoughts."
But seriously, if I put out the good frequencies, and in turn receive good frequencies, then why not think you can have whatever you want? As long as I am aligned with what I want, millions of things can happen overnight so that the NES is at the foot of my bed when I wake. This would account for the saying, "The universe will unfold as it should."
Due to the laws of physics, for every action, there must be a reaction.
Due to the law of Karma, what goes around comes around.
What I saw, and again sorry for no source, was that experiments done with patients having sensors strapped to their head, indicated that thoughts emit frequencies. If one were to think the same thought over and over again, it would emit the same frequency, over and over again.
So lets say we are putting out a plethora of frequencies as we stroll along in our days, one could call it an aura, one could call it demeanor. It would basically be the mix of both good and bad "vibes" you are emitting. If I put out a good thought, would something good in turn come my way? The same for if I am overly thinking about hatred, more hatred will come into my life.
When thoughts turn into actions the frequencies become amplified this would account for Karma. When you clear your mind of thoughts and focus not on yourself, this would account for the state of meditation. If you are aligned with your good thoughts and release good vibes while asking for what you want, this would account for prayer.
Ever had something so random happen to you, that it very very easily could have..not happened? Lets say I want a Nintendo Entertainment System so bad, everyday I think of it. I even do things that may make me feel I deserve it more. One day while I am asleep, my parents go out and buy me one so that when I wake, there is a NES right in front of me. Now, anything imaginable could have happened while I was asleep, but an NES just appeared. This would account for Peter Pans' "Think happy thoughts."
But seriously, if I put out the good frequencies, and in turn receive good frequencies, then why not think you can have whatever you want? As long as I am aligned with what I want, millions of things can happen overnight so that the NES is at the foot of my bed when I wake. This would account for the saying, "The universe will unfold as it should."
